Pamela Wood

Maryland lawmakers may require Gov. Larry Hogan and other government officials to preserve erasable text messages as public records.

Maryland lawmakers on Monday began delving into the details of how to legalize the recreational use of marijuana, should voters support it on the ballot this fall.

Top women lawmakers in Maryland are pushing to guarantee abortion rights in the state’s constitution with Roe v. Wade in peril nationally.

Maryland Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Doug Gansler is teaming up with Candace B. Hollingsworth, a former mayor of Hyattsville, as his running mate in the 2022 campaign.

Maryland's deadline for candidates to file to run in 2022 political office has been extended by a month as courts hear gerrymandering challenges to new district maps.

The new maps of Maryland's General Assembly districts are headed to court.

A Republican Maryland lawmaker endorsed by Donald Trump for governor took a step Thursday to impeach Gov. Larry Hogan, a fellow Republican.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and Gov. Larry Hogan held a private meeting to discuss the pressing issue of crime on Thursday, as lawmakers promoted competing plans for combating violence.

Maryland Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Perez has picked Shannon Sneed, a former Baltimore City Councilwoman, as his running mate.

In his final State of the State speech on Wednesday, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan reflected on his accomplishments and made a push for his proposals to cut taxes, boost funding for police and institute tougher penalties for certain crimes.

A former Anne Arundel County councilman who once promoted Southern secession has hopes of becoming Maryland’s next attorney general.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan will deliver his final “State of the State” speech on Wednesday, the second time in a row he’s opting not to give the address directly to state lawmakers.

The legal clock is ticking for anyone who wants to challenge the new map of Maryland's General Assembly districts.

Maryland's state lawmakers gave final approval Thursday to a new map of their own districts, over the objections of Republicans who are vowing to take the map to court.

The Baltimore Orioles expect that it will cost up to $3.5 million to reconfigure the left-field wall at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, money that will be deducted from their rent over the next few years.